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INDEX
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In the following index the first reference number refers to the number of the chapter in
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Abel's lemma: 9.1
Abel's theorem: 9.3, prob. 1
Absolute value of a real number: 2.2
Absolute value of a complex number: 4.4
Absolutely convergent series: 5.3
Absolutely summable family, absolutely
summable subset: 5.3
Adjoint of an operator: 11.5 Algebraic multiplicity of an eigenvalue: 11.4 Amplitude of a complex number: 9.5,
prob. 8
Analytic mapping: 9.3
Approximate solution of a differential
equation: 10.5
Ascoli's theorem: 7.5 At most denumerable set, at most denumer-
able family: 1.9
Axiom of Archimedes: 2.1 Axiom of choice: 1.4 Axiom of nested intervals: 2.1
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Banach space: 5.1
Basis for the open sets of a metric space: 3.9
Belonging to a set: 1.1
Bergman's kernel: 9.13, prob.
Bessel's inequality: 6.5
Bicontinuous mapping: 3.12
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Bijective mapping, bijection: 1.6
Bloch's constant: 10.3, prob. 5 Bolzano's theorem: 3.19 Borel's theorem: 8.14, prob. 4 Borel-Lebesgue axiom: 3.16 Borel-Lebesgue theorem: 3.17 Boundary conditions for a differential
equation: 11.7
Bounded from above, from below (subset
of R): 2.3
Bounded subset of R: 2.3
Bounded real function: 2.3 Bounded set in a metric space: 3.4 Broken line: 5.1, prob. 4 Brouwer's theorem for the plane: 10.2,
prob. 3
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Canonical decomposition of a vector
relatively to a hermitian compact
.operator: 11.5
Cantor's triadic set: 4.2, prob. 2 ^
e-Capacity of a set: 3.16, prob. 4 Cartesian product of sets: 1.3 Cauchy's conditions for analytic functions:
9.10
Cauchy criterion for sequences: 3.14
Cauchy criterion for series: 5.2 Cauchy's existence theorem for differential
equations: 10.4
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